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I thought it was Class M since 19k PSI translates to 1.310004E+8 Pa
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Official Calculations Discussion Thread
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Oh I forgot the difference with PSI and just regular LS, I think you're right though.
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Wrong thread?
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Yeah.
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Class M does feel rather exagerrated though, like can an Orca's jaws really lift a ship? And I was wondering because of this example:
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Well no, they'd end up biting through the hull before they could, and that weight would crush him, or the very least make them sink. I think it's like Homelander being able to lift an Airplane but not doing it because he'd just punch through it or flip it over with the force.
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So Class M Dick Grayson?
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How do you calced an energy of a shockwave?
Nullflowerblush
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If the pressure ("thousands" of atm) and speed (supersonic) of a water jet is known, can its energy be calculated?
Or, are these non-factors?
Or, are these non-factors?
W = R^3*((27136*P+8649)^(1/2)/13568-93/13568)^2.
- W = yield in Tons of TNT
- R = radius in meters
- P = pressure of the shock wave in bars (avg. 1.37895 bars)
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